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I guess I just don't see the act as different.
Some kid puts a card in a notebook with water based glue 100 years ago to display it, and somewhat to protect it. I have SGC glue two pieces of plastic around my cards for the same reasons. Removing them, to me is not trying to deceive anyone.
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